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Old Yesterday, 02:58 PM   #1
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Looking for a Pepsi....16750, 16700, or 16710?

Hello, I'm looking for advice as regards the GMT Master 16750 vs. 16700 vs. 16710 models.

I've been daily wearing a 16600 Sea Dweller for about 8 years now and I'm looking to buy my second Rolex. I want a Pepsi. I really like the more vintage look of the aluminum Pepsi bezels. I'm leaning toward a 16710 as this model is a bit more modern and I would really prefer solid end links and no lug holes on the case (so 2003 or later). But the links and lugs are not a deal killer.

Looking for pre-owned and I'm not afraid of a few scratches or wear marks but I do want a bright & bold bezel. I'll be daily wearing it along with my Sea Dweller so it will probably be worn about half the time. Looking to spend around $10-12k, would prefer $10k, boxes and papers don't matter to me.

I'd appreciate any input from the experts!

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H Bill,

You could start here.

https://www.rolexforums.com/search.p...rchid=34661421
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Hi Bill
You make a great choice in the watch you are looking for. And I would have thought you have the budget to get a good one from one of the recommended resellers.
I recommend the 16710 as it’s one of my favourites but all I’d say is don’t be put off by the holes on the case for me it makes it even easier to switch out any bracelets.
Good luck with the search
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I'll also add that if things like bezel vibrance are more important than "originality" you can always send to RSC for service and have the insert replaced. I also wouldn't limit myself to a Pepsi, as the inserts are easily interchangeable, and shouldn't be that difficult to source (if, for example, you find a Coke or LN in better condition, for a better price).
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Good luck, Bill. It's worth the effort.
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That’s the one right there
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